本論文為研究極化銣原子之光磁共振特性。以波長795 nm的圓偏振光入射溫度46 °C含有銣金屬之光學腔。銣光學腔放置於一磁屏蔽環境。以線圈產生均勻磁場且與光向量相夾不同角度。在與靜磁場垂直之方向，提供一射頻磁場使其產生共振效應。偵測端以光偵測器探測穿透銣光學腔因磁共振效應產生的光強度變化。最後以鎖相放大器測量光偵測器的輸出值，作出頻率對電壓的磁共振特性。

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